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Experience the financial freedom that all doctors deserve.

We don’t shy away from money talk.

Financial wellness can be the difference between loving or regretting a career in medicine, yet it’s not included in a doctor’s training. Meanwhile, misconceptions about a physician’s wealth and income make it difficult to have personal finance conversations after medical school and residency, too.

The stigma of talking about money as a doctor comes at a heavy cost. Burnout in the medical field is at an all-time high, and while there are many contributing factors, it’s undeniable that financial stress plays a big part. Some of us have even experienced it firsthand, as physicians ourselves.

When we shy away from money talk, a doctor’s love of medicine can falter all too quickly. Attend is here to change that.

Our Misson Goes Beyond Money

There’s a reason we’re having open, transparent conversations about finances, and it’s bigger than helping physicians reduce their debt. Our end goal isn’t financial wellness — it’s the stability and fulfillment that financial wellness makes possible, and that every doctor deserves.

$205K

Average student loan debt for graduating medical students in 2022

57%

Percentage of doctors who would choose to go into medicine again after the pandemic

2/3

doctors are experiencing at least one symptom of burnout

Take Care of You

Experience the financial freedom that all doctors deserve.

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Meet the Team

Co-Founders
Aria Woodley
Co-founder & CEO
Jimmy Turner, MD
Co-founder & Chief Medical Officer
Andrew Sabene
Co-founder & President
Kevin Ryan
Co-founder and Chairman
Brenton Fargnoli, MD
Co-founder
Justin Lambert
Co-founder
Advisors
Curt Ginder, MD, MBA
Hala Sabry, DO
Peter Kim
Tina Shah, MD, MPH
Will Flanary, MD

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